Top 10 GBA First-Person Shooters

Excellent game, definitely the most graphically advanced of any of the first person shooters on the console. Duke still has his same lovable jerk attitude and amazing catch phrases. The controls are easy to use and are not a thumb-sore, this is my favorite FPS on the GBA.

Although the controls can get a little complicated, this game has great graphics and a pretty good story. The weapons are unique when compared to other FPS titles on the GBA. Next to Golden eye 64 this is my favorite James Bond video game.

This is a 99% port of the PC classic, and it's beautiful. Everything you would expect is there; the double barrel shotgun, the levels, the enemies, and even berserk mode! The only problem with this game is that finding a copy can be a little hard because this game is pretty rare. If you see a copy definitely snatch it up it's a great game you can play anytime.

It's just like the original game on the GBA, but better. The graphics are better and pretty much anything you hated about the original is gone. The story is great and the controls are easy to figure out. The game is amazing, but I can't say that much for the movie it's based on (The movie has a 0% on rotten tomatoes).

This game was revolutionary at the time but the only problem was that its release was squandered by the fact that Doom was ported to the GBA that same year. Besides it not selling as well as it could have, it's a great game. It's 3D engine was different than Dooms and is slightly more appealing to the eye. It does have several flaws however, using the sniper rifle is a joke, and the incredibly boring and long text sequences in between missions, I mean, whose going to read all of that? Seriously? But it's still an impressive game and is worth picking up

I would rate this higher, but there's one problem; it's not the full game! The game is still great with easy to use controls but there are several flaws; the graphics aren't as good as any of the other GBA FPS titles, It doesn't have all of the levels, and the music is... eh. This game is a cross between the Jaguar version and the 32X version, It's amount of levels is identical tot he Jaguar version, and it's sound track is nearly identical to the 32X version. But despite all of these flaws, It's Doom! The classic! it's still a great game and definitely worth picking up.

Brilliant music, a good tutorial, great graphics, what doesn't this game have? The weapon selection in this game is good and this game leaves me speechless, this is an amazing example of what first person shooters on the Game Boy Advance can be. I initially overlooked this game when I came across it, but now i'm glad I've played it.

It's the classic! It's great, but unlike the SNES version it isn't butchered; all of the Nazi flags are still there, it has dogs, not rats, and Hitler is still the boss. Only two problems, one it's graphics aren't good and two, it is such a dated game now, and it was back then. But overlooking the fact that revolutionary FPS games have already been released since this game was initially released, it's a great game and is very faithful to the PC original.

This game feels like a joke, but I'm okay with that. The graphics aren't bad, there just a little wild. The story is good and so is the weapon selection. It's not terrible and I would definitely pick it up if I saw it.

The graphics aren't that good, the controls are eh, and the music is bad, but if you look past these flaws you'll find a hilarious entertaining game. Serious Sam is known for being an FPS with attitude and being comedic and this version is no exception. The weapons are goofy and some enemies scream like idiots as they run at you this is a fun little game and I would recommend it to anyone looking for a different, fun game.